redlib-mcp
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Scored across 4 tools
Each tool targets a distinct resource: subreddit posts, search results, a single post with comments, and user activity. get_subreddit_posts and search_reddit both return posts but differ by listing vs. query, and the descriptions explicitly guide which to use. Minor overlap in that both return posts for follow-up, but selection guidance is clear.
Names follow a consistent get_/search_ verb_noun pattern (get_subreddit_posts, get_post, get_user_activity) with one search_ variant. All snake_case, predictable. Slight inconsistency in param naming (after vs next_after) but tool names themselves are consistent.
Four tools is on the lean side but covers the core read-only Reddit browsing workflow: browse, search, read thread, and vet user. Each is distinct and earns its place.
Covers read/lifecycle for posts, comments, and users, but is missing obvious operations like listing comments-only or fetching subreddit metadata; more importantly it's a read-only surface with no write actions, which is a reasonable scope but leaves gaps if the domain implies engagement. Pagination is supported, which is a plus.